[Biology-U-L] [Fwd: [Fwd: Graduate Studies at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Univ. at Buffalo]]

[Biology Undergraduate List]

Do you have students interested in pursuing a challenging doctoral or 
masters degree program in the biomedical sciences after graduation? If 
so, they should consider one of the excellent programs available in the 
Roswell Park Graduate Division of the University at Buffalo, State 
University of New York at Buffalo. I would appreciate it if you would 
forward this information to your students.

By way of introduction, Roswell Park Cancer Institute 
http://www.roswellpark.org/apply 
<http://pull.xmr3.com/p/159-A7C9/2403924/http_www_roswellpark_org_apply.html> 
was the first and still is one of the leading cancer centers in the 
country, with a faculty and staff of 2,200 and a 25-acre campus of 
modern facilities near downtown Buffalo. Your students who enter the 
Roswell Park Graduate Division will benefit from an intensive research 
immersion and a faculty with a singular focus on cancer. This also 
affords students true multidisciplinary and translational research 
opportunities. The University at Buffalo is the largest and most 
comprehensive institution in the New York State system, and the premier 
public center for graduate and professional education.

The Roswell Park Graduate Division enrolls 180 students, and more than 
150 of Roswell Park's senior staff hold professorial titles at the 
University. Students may select any of our faculty as mentors. Students 
are recruited from across the United States and worldwide, and alumni 
hail from two dozen countries and nearly every state in the union. 
Students in the Roswell Park Division are also students at the 
University and their degrees are granted by the State University of New 
York.

The Roswell Park Graduate Division offers doctoral programs in Cancer 
Pathology & Prevention, Cellular & Molecular Biology, Immunology, 
Molecular & Cellular Biophysics & Biochemistry, and Molecular 
Pharmacology & Cancer Therapeutics. In addition, students can pursue an 
Interdisciplinary Master of Science Program tailored to meet their 
interests and strengths in biophysics, epidemiology, cellular and 
molecular biology, chemoprevention, pathology, genetics, immunology, 
pharmacology, physiology, or structural biology.

Courses are scheduled at one of the two nearby campuses of the 
University or at Roswell Park, and research is done in the excellent 
facilities at Roswell Park, under the mentorship of leading scientists 
and academic physicians.

It's said that the success of the alumni is one measure of the quality 
of a program. If that is the case, the program available in the Roswell 
Park Graduate Division is a quality one, with PhD alumni entering the 
top USA and international postdoctoral programs, and more than 50 
percent of master graduates having gone on to earn medical degrees. 
Other MS graduates have entered PhD programs, the scientific workforce 
or the teaching profession. Still others have earned MBA or legal degrees.

Please advise your students to check us out and visit our website at 
http://www.roswellpark.org/apply 
<http://pull.xmr3.com/p/159-A7C9/2403924/http_www_roswellpark_org_apply.html> 
to review our catalog as well as to peruse research opportunities. I am 
also available at arthur.michalek at roswellpark.org 
<mailto:arthur.michalek at roswellpark.org>.

The Roswell Park Graduate Division of the University at Buffalo,
"Good People, Great Science, Outstanding Careers"

Sincerely,




Arthur M. Michalek, PhD, FACE
Professor of Oncology, Epidemiology
Senior Vice President & Dean
Educational Affairs
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Tel: 716-845-2339
Fax: 716-845-8178


Elm and Carlton Streets
Buffalo, NY 14263-0001

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